As of February 8, 2023, at least 10 states (Connecticut, Hawaii, Indiana, Maryland, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Texas, Vermont, and Washington) introduced legislation that would limit the sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products
There is also the issue of passive exposure although current research largely shows that second-hand vapour from e-cigarettes exposes bystanders to nicotine and other chemicals, is much less than from cigarette smoke [24, 29, 30]
The advanced notice of proposed rulemaking sought public comment on these topics and offered newly published estimates of one possible policy scenario for a nicotine product standard
Pure Cannabis vs Mixed The fundamental difference lies in what youre actually smoking: Joints 100% cannabis flower, no additives or mixing agents Spliffs cannabis mixed with tobacco, typically 30-70% cannabis content Effect profile joints provide pure cannabinoid effects, spliffs add nicotine stimulation Burning characteristics joints may go out more easily, spliffs burn consistently Rolling Paper Options Different papers work better for pure cannabis: Hemp papers thicker, slower-burning, designed specifically for cannabis Rice papers ultra-thin, minimal taste interference, burns clean Cigarette papers work for joints but originally designed for tobacco use Remember that rolling paper alternatives can significantly impact your smoking experience and the flavor profile of your cannabis
